If you are a body within the area bounded by the Trust, please feel free to apply for a grant . Please email details of your body, the amount you wish to receive and what it will be used for to the Trust Clerk . Please email kenfigtrustclerk@gmail.com The Trust will consider all applications in …
Please note that from today 10/11/2022 non-payment of car parking charges will result in a fine.Thank you for your understanding
The vandalism to one of the payment meters at the Reserve, in the past week, has led to a situation where considerate visitors to the Reserve had left the bottom car park to find another payment meter. Unfortunately, this led to several members of the public receiving “non-payment ” messages. To avoid this situation, and …
Our Car Parking system will go live on Monday 22nd August . Charges will be £1.00 – 90mins £2- 3hours £4- all day Horse Boxes and Large Vehicles will be charged £6 . There will also be an overnight charge of £80 Friends of Kenfig membership will be available from Trustees and Reserve Staff at …
Laura Bowen, Sands of LIFE Project and Monitoring Officer South, joins us to shed light on the upcoming fencing work as part of the project’s ambitions to protect and enhance the wildlife that have made Kenfig National Nature Reserve their home. What is proposed? In partnership with Kenfig Corporation Trust, Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) Sands …
Information regarding Kenfig Nature Reserve Fence Line Read More »
When wishing to use the Reserve for organised events either for Voluntary Groups or Business activities. Please seek permission to do so beforehand by contacting the Reserve Centre Manager. Please be aware that all activities must align to the Reserve’s core principles of Preserve , Improve, Promote and Protect.
It was lovely to meet Linda Richards on Sunday taking her pet Parrot for a walk to Sker Beach.
With the relaxation of Covid regulations, we are busy refurbishing the Reserve Centre . With new Bins, a deep clean and repaint we are eager to welcome our Volunteers and visitors back.
We are delighted to highlight the unpaid work that goes unnoticed but is invaluable to keeping the Reserve in tip top condition. These gents informed one of our Trustees that they are weekly visitors and even bring their own litter pickers!